What do elements in the first two columns of the periodic table have in common? A. They have two valence electrons. B.They tend to lose electrons to gain stability. C. They react strongly with the alkali

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What do elements in the first two columns of the periodic table have in common? A. They have two valence electrons.

B.They tend to lose electrons to gain stability.
C. They react strongly with the alkali metals.
D.hey do not react with halogens.

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b. is the answer I took this and got it right

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B.They tend to lose electrons to gain stability.

Ingo Radatz answered Mar 8, 2018

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